Substance Use Disorders (SUD)

At Arkansas Counseling & Wellness, our treatment aims to help individuals overcome compulsive behaviors. Treatment, tailored to various settings and durations, is a long-term process due to the chronic nature of such disorders. Struggling with compulsive behaviors? Our team is ready to assist in Benton, Conway, North Little Rock, and our newest location in Springdale. Contact us today to learn more or schedule an appointment.

Do I Have an Addiction?

If you answer yes to any of these questions, you may be struggling:

  • Prioritizing these behaviors over other commitments?
  • Difficulty recognizing consequences due to perceived rewards?
  • Inability to keep up with commitments due to these behaviors?
  • Difficulty sticking to a decision to stop, driven by anxiety?
  • Reverting back to old behaviors and binging?

How Can Therapy Help Me Through Recovery?

The main goal of therapy is to help patients maintain well-being and develop skills to tackle challenges, including:

  • Recognizing and avoiding triggers.
  • Developing coping skills for stress and cravings.
  • Avoiding relapse and maintaining sobriety.
  • Rerouting the brain’s reward center away from these behaviors.

Should I Join a Support Group?

Group counseling is beneficial for those struggling. Patients share experiences, knowing others understand. We offer online substance education and treatment group sessions. Reach out to discuss if group therapy is right for you.

What Happens During Counseling?

In one-on-one counseling, our counselors partner with you on your journey to sobriety. Feel free to discuss any topic important to your well-being, including regrets, emotions, dilemmas, and aspirations. We’ll work with you to set achievable goals for a healthy, sober, and happy life.

How Much Does Therapy Cost?

Call to verify costs for counseling sessions. We process insurance claims and offer financing options to keep therapy affordable. Contact our business office team to learn more.

SUBSTANCE ABUSE EDUCATION

Psychoeducational and cognitive behavioral therapy approaches are used to provide substance abuse education and treatment to adult males and females. This class will include information regarding the following:

 

  • What substance abuse is
  • Warning signs of addictions
  • Information on how alcohol and specific drugs affect the mind and body
  • Possible consequences of use
  • How addiction can affect one’s physical and mental health, family, relationships, and other areas of functioning
  • How and why substances are abused
  • We will also explore triggers, cravings, and treatment options

Currently class is offered online – Contact us today to register @ 501-205-4570.